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UNT TEXAS STATE 2025 FIRST RESPONDER BOWL TAILGATING

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So looking at pre purchasing parking passes, parking looks to be in garages.  Do people park in the garages and then drag their tailgating gear to the boulevard?  If so, what a beating.  

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9 hours ago, UNT 90 Grad said:

So looking at pre purchasing parking passes, parking looks to be in garages.  Do people park in the garages and then drag their tailgating gear to the boulevard?  If so, what a beating.  

We were thinking of setting up a tailgate in the garage.  Just hope it warms up some!

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7 minutes ago, Glory to the Green said:

Not sure what the norm is for non SMU events.

Yeah we don't allow the Blvd to be used for non SMU events.  Basically there is not any tailgating for the minor bowls and other events.  The Blvd is owned by SMU and reserved for SMU sporting events.  You will just need to go to some of the sports bars and restaurants off Greenville and over by Le Madeline etc if you are wanting to do any pre-game meals etc.  Also most of the lower cost parking is on the other side of 75.  I would expect most UNT people would be taking the public transit that drops off at Mockingbird Station.

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31 minutes ago, mustangfan said:

Yeah we don't allow the Blvd to be used for non SMU events.  Basically there is not any tailgating for the minor bowls and other events.  The Blvd is owned by SMU and reserved for SMU sporting events.  You will just need to go to some of the sports bars and restaurants off Greenville and over by Le Madeline etc if you are wanting to do any pre-game meals etc.  Also most of the lower cost parking is on the other side of 75.  I would expect most UNT people would be taking the public transit that drops off at Mockingbird Station.

I bringing the van!  I'm going to tailgate like I always do. 

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32 minutes ago, mustangfan said:

Yeah we don't allow the Blvd to be used for non SMU events.  Basically there is not any tailgating for the minor bowls and other events.  The Blvd is owned by SMU and reserved for SMU sporting events.  You will just need to go to some of the sports bars and restaurants off Greenville and over by Le Madeline etc if you are wanting to do any pre-game meals etc.  Also most of the lower cost parking is on the other side of 75.  I would expect most UNT people would be taking the public transit that drops off at Mockingbird Station.

Mustangfan is an arrogant prick

 

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1 hour ago, mustangfan said:

Yeah we don't allow the Blvd to be used for non SMU events.  Basically there is not any tailgating for the minor bowls and other events.  The Blvd is owned by SMU and reserved for SMU sporting events.  You will just need to go to some of the sports bars and restaurants off Greenville and over by Le Madeline etc if you are wanting to do any pre-game meals etc.  Also most of the lower cost parking is on the other side of 75.  I would expect most UNT people would be taking the public transit that drops off at Mockingbird Station.

Texas State marched all over your beloved Boulevard at last year's FRB

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8 minutes ago, GMG_Dallas said:

Unrelated to tailgating, are general admission tickets only for the lawn? If so, are you allowed to bring your own seats?

The lawn in the South end zone was replaced by the new End Zone Complex. The GA seats are in the north end zone (regular bleacher seats).

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3 hours ago, mustangfan said:

Yeah we don't allow the Blvd to be used for non SMU events.  Basically there is not any tailgating for the minor bowls and other events.  The Blvd is owned by SMU and reserved for SMU sporting events.  You will just need to go to some of the sports bars and restaurants off Greenville and over by Le Madeline etc if you are wanting to do any pre-game meals etc.  Also most of the lower cost parking is on the other side of 75.  I would expect most UNT people would be taking the public transit that drops off at Mockingbird Station.

Tailgating at La Madeleine is such a SMU thing

 

Out with the BBQ and beer, in with the quiche and green tea.

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1 hour ago, HouCat said:

Texas State marched all over your beloved Boulevard at last year's FRB

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Any idea how this was setup? Was it a bowl sponsored tailgate area or Texas State fans organized?

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29 minutes ago, MeanGreen22 said:

Any idea how this was setup? Was it a bowl sponsored tailgate area or Texas State fans organized?

This was our University/Alumni Association's official Tailgate. Our opponent (Rice) also had theirs setup a little ways down the Boulevard. I'd expect a similar arrangement this year, although it should be much larger with the Mean Green showing up.

Private tailgates weren't allowed, or at least had to be purchased from a bowl vendor, which was whack.

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Just got refund on my tickets 

The mean green ticket office called and said the tickets I already purchased were not charged correctly and I needed to pay an additional $50 to keep the seats I already paid for. 

I told them to kick rocks and refund the entire amount. 

 

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6 minutes ago, MAX KOCH said:

Just got refund on my tickets 

The mean green ticket office called and said the tickets I already purchased were not charged correctly and I needed to pay an additional $50 to keep the seats I already paid for. 

I told them to kick rocks and refund the entire amount. 

 

That’s on the Bowl. They’ve changed the ticket pricing 3 times since the game was announced. 

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3 hours ago, MAX KOCH said:

Just got refund on my tickets 

The mean green ticket office called and said the tickets I already purchased were not charged correctly and I needed to pay an additional $50 to keep the seats I already paid for. 

I told them to kick rocks and refund the entire amount. 

 

The game is over priced. Two $30 General Admission through the bowl/smu site come out to $66 with fees. UNT has them at $25 each and came out to $66 with fees. 

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2 hours ago, AleAlejandro21 said:

The game is over priced. Two $30 General Admission through the bowl/smu site come out to $66 with fees. UNT has them at $25 each and came out to $66 with fees. 

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